lucascmuels:
every time luca had practice - whether it was for class or band practice he seemed to completely just lose himself in the other universe that was music. so usually, he spent way too much time after class ended strumming away on his guitar or drumming until he was kicked out. now was one of those times, the back of the classroom door opening. “ oh, sorry samuels - we got a class in here in 5.” the professor whose name he didn’t recall holds two hands up for a double high five. luca grabs his backpack and guitar, only giving him one highfive and a lousy smile. “ all good, i’ll be back later anyway.” he takes unintentionally long steps out the door; so it’s not a surprise to him that he’d ran into someone and it takes tired eyes a moment to notice who it is. “oh shit, sorry!” he kneels down, scooping up the papers with a small side smile just because it was someone he recognised. “ looks like we have the same character traits then.” he stands back up, organising the papers in his hands before passing them to her. “where you headed?” he looks down at her, setting his guitar down on the floor for a moment to devote his attention to her, “i was gunna grab some coffee - i’m half asleep still i swear.”
when her parents would tell the story of their first meeting to an excited five year old rose, they’d make it a keynote to emphasize the word FIREWORKS. soon their relationship would lead to a messy divorce but she hadn’t completely forgotten the term they used to detail their sudden connection. she would describe the feeling of looking into luca’s eyes as he handed her back the papers as FIREWORKS too. her heart wanting to completely jump out of her chest, her stomach turning & fluttering. rose had practiced what she planned to say when she would inevitably run into him today. while she was more prepared to answer WHY ARE YOU PACING BACK AND FORTH OUTSIDE OF THE MUSIC ROOM, the generalized answer she had ready worked for anything. “ my class was canceled which, yay, but i have absolutely no social life so i planned on just roaming around campus to, you know, procrastinate rather than doing any real work. ” a lie, sure, but nothing too serious & procrastination is relatable. by now her cheeks are most likely a shade of beet red by the way her lips had pressed themselves into a smile, unable to shake the beam the longer they stood their talking. “ although i would certainly love to accompany you to the nearest coffee shop before i get fined for loitering, if you don’t mind. ”

















